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There will be no baby bonus and no property tax cut on Baltimore City ballot
The Maryland Supreme Court upheld lower court decisions on Thursday by ruling that two proposed city charter amendments are inconsistent with state law. The first, dubbed “the Baby Bonus” would have paid out at least $1,000 in cash payments to new city parents. The other would have instituted a property tax rate cut reducing the Baltimore City property tax rate down from 2.248% (the highest in Maryland) down to 1.2% over the course of seven years.
Saunter Corner Bar — and later Meander Art Bar — to replace former BAR1801 space in Upper Fells Point
A new bar is set to open in Upper Fells Point next month, before transforming into an “art bar” early next year. Saunter Corner Bar will open Sept. 5, 2024 at 1801 E. Lombard St. It is replacing BAR1801, which closed in September 2023. The corner bar will...
Baltimore to distribute $242M opioid settlement funds under new executive order
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order Thursday to establish a framework to distribute more than $242 million in opioid settlement funds. Scott’s order immediately bolsters the Baltimore City Health Department with a $20 million allocation, and $42 million has already gone to specific care providers and organizations working to tackle the overdose epidemic.
Taste of Smyrna Event to Showcase Local Culinary Delights on September 7
The "Taste of Smyrna" will be taking place on September 7 from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm, giving locals and visitors alike a chance to enjoy an array of flavors right in the heart of the city. According to the official City of Smyrna's event calendar, over 20 restaurants will be participating in this downtown event.
Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies: Empowering Adult Learners to Achieve Their Dreams
For many adults in Baltimore and beyond, returning to college is not just an educational pursuit—it’s a transformative step toward new career opportunities and personal growth. Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies (CICS) is dedicated to making that journey as smooth, supportive, and successful as possible.
Field trips to the Science Center stay free, thanks to Constellation Foundation
Field trips to the Maryland Science Center will continue to be free through the year 2030, thanks to an $850,000 commitment from The Constellation Foundation. “Science Beyond the Classroom, Powered by Constellation” enables every Maryland student and educator free admission to the Maryland Science Center on their field trips. This resulted in 85,000 Maryland students exploring the interactive exhibits, participating in classroom programs, and engaging in hands-on experiences at the Inner Harbor museum at no cost to them during the school year 2023-2024.
SUN: Baltimore officials shutter motorcycle clubhouse that caught fire last week
The warehouse being used as a motorcycle clubhouse, angering some Oliver neighbors, is being shuttered by Baltimore officials, housing code enforcement records show. The property at 1301 N. Spring St. was issued a vacant notice Wednesday, a city database reflects. According to that notice, an inspector found it was “unfit for human habitation or other authorized use.” It orders the building owner to secure accessible openings, remove trash and debris and rehabilitate or raze the structure within 30 days.
Former Baltimore prosecutor takes on criminal justice bias
(This conversation was originally broadcast on April 3, 2024) Since Black Lives Matter protests erupted across the country after the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis, systemic racism in the criminal justice system has been front and center in the debate about public safety, and the over-policing and over-incarceration of people of color.
Reunion with former Pro Bowl QB seems inevitable for Ravens
After keeping four quarterbacks (Deshaun Watson, Jameis Winston, Tyler Huntley and Dorian Thompson-Robinson) on their initial 53-man roster, the Browns decided to move on from one of them on Thursday.According to NFL insider Dianna Russini of The Athletic, Cleveland is releasing former Pro Bowl quarterback Tyler Huntley, who signed with the team in March.With the extra spot, the Browns are re-signing running back D’Onta Foreman, who was cut on Tuesday, to the 53-man roster, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Some believed that Cleveland was attempting to trade Huntley but that will remain an option until his release is official.It was...
Marilyn Mosby stretches “home detention” to the limit – and perhaps beyond
Baltimore’s convicted top prosecutor posts a video of herself partying last weekend in Howard County, miles from her court-ordered home confinement in a Fells Point apartment building. Marilyn Mosby has turned the first two months of her home detention into a period of active pardon seeking and what she...
Counties issue 'Stroke Smart' proclamations
EASTON — This year, county councils in Caroline, Dorchester, Kent and Queen Anne’s counties have presented proclamations to University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s Stroke Committee. These proclamations designated these counties as “Stroke Smart” counties. “One of the main goals of the Stroke Smart initiative is to increase public awareness of stroke signs and symptoms and highlight the importance of calling 911 at the first sign of a stroke,” said Nicole Leonard, a neuroscience specialist and stroke coordinator for Shore Regional Health. “These Stroke Smart...
Color run, Purple Jamboree on Sept. 8 in Wilmer Park
CHESTERTOWN — This year marks the seventh edition of the local campaign to stand up against illicit drugs, observed annually through the month of September. Kent Goes Purple is a substance abuse awareness and prevention initiative of the Kent County Sheriff’s Office and the Chestertown Rotary Club, in partnership with Kent County Health Department’s Prevention Office, that empowers youth and the community to “Go Purple” as a sign of taking a stand against substance abuse.
Maryland awards contract for Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild after deadly collapse
BALTIMORE (AP) — Maryland transportation leaders on Thursday approved a contract for rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge several months after the 1.6-mile (2.6-kilometer) steel span collapsed under the impact of a massive container ship that lost power and crashed into one of its supporting columns. In the immediate...
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